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Ola Electric's FY26 has been turbulent: sales plummeted 47% MoM in Feb 2026 to 3,968 units, market share dipped under 6%, and ICRA issued a downgrade citing competition and losses.

Royal Enfield is developing the Himalayan 440 as a more affordable adventure motorcycle, expected to use the Scram 440’s 443cc engine and priced between Rs 2.30 and Rs 2.40 lakh ex-showroom.

Royal Enfield is testing a Classic 350 motorcycle with E85 ethanol-blended fuel in Chennai, aligning with India's push for alternative fuels. The test mule features new design elements and indicates ongoing development for flex-fuel compatibility.

Royal Enfield marks 125 years with a special Heritage Collection, blending classic design cues with modern engineering to honor its rich motorcycling legacy.

Amid widespread panic buying, the government reassures citizens that petrol and diesel prices will remain stable, easing concerns across the country.

Sagar Adani underscores the importance of strengthening energy resilience as global oil market instability raises concerns over supply security and pricing volatility.

The draft norms aim to update vehicle regulations for higher ethanol and biodiesel blends, marking a key step in India’s transition toward cleaner, low-carbon transport fuels.

ChargeZone and Tata.ev have launched a 720 kW mega EV charging hub at Khalapur on the Mumbai–Pune Expressway, designed to meet the growing demand for fast, reliable highway charging.

MV Agusta has launched a new Nero Carbonio metallic livery for the Brutale 800 in Europe, featuring Rosso Ago accents, an 800cc three-cylinder engine with 112bhp, advanced suspension, and a five-year warranty.

Haryana is pushing electric vehicle adoption by amending its Building Code 2017 to require EV-ready parking and charging points in all new and renovated buildings.

Morbidelli has introduced the N125V, a premium 125cc motorcycle powered by a rare V-twin engine. With 13.8 HP on tap and modern features, it aims to redefine expectations in the entry-level performance segment.

Keeway has introduced a new yellow colour for the V302C in India for 2026. The 298cc V-twin motorcycle now costs Rs 4.22 lakh and features modern equipment, joining the existing red and black options.

The updated Yezdi Scrambler and Royal Enfield Scram 440 compete in India with distinct designs, engine characteristics, and features. The Yezdi offers more power at a lower price, while the Scram 440 provides higher torque and longer suspension travel.

Keeway has updated the V302C for 2026 by adding a yellow colour option. The motorcycle retains its 298cc V-twin engine, belt drive, and slipper clutch, with an ex-showroom price of Rs 4.22 lakh.

The BSA Scrambler 650 and Bear 659 compete in India’s scrambler segment, with differences in engine, features, weight, and pricing. The BSA starts at Rs. 3.26 lakh, while the Bear 659 is priced higher and offers more advanced technology.